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also, scaling databases is not terribly difficult, it is just very "clumsy". Still, having a proper transaction manager and query planner will give you far bet
by kazen44 9y ago
also, scaling databases is not terribly difficult, it is just very "clumsy".
Still, having a proper transaction manager and query planner will give you far better performance compared to doing it on webservers.
Also, aren't bsically moving the complexity of the database to the webserver? Which makes your webserver far more complex and harder to scale in comparison. Especially if you need ACID. (which is a must if you are doing anything with data storage imo).
- scarface74 9y agoYou don't always need ACID. Sometimes eventual consistency is good enough. How would it make the webserver itself more complex? The application itself should just be able to run on n servers.